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The Institute engages in local, regional, and international surveys.
Internally Initiated Projects form the core of the SESRI research agenda. They are initiated by researchers at the Institute, sometimes in association with faculty members at the University or with other external collaborators.
Externally Initiated Projects are requested and commissioned by members of the external community, including development organizations, non-governmental organizations and private businesses, etc. Such projects must be in line with SESRI's mission and related to its broader research agenda.
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- Omnibus 2010: A Multipurpose Survey of Life in Qatar
The Omnibus is a multipurpose survey conducted annually around May/June on a representative sample of the population in Qatar, including both nationals and non-nationals. The survey has a number of core modules and others which rotate, according to current events and interests. If you are interested in the Omnibus or in adding a module, please contact us at sesri@qu.edu.qa
Omnibus 2010 Executive Summary [English-Arabic]
Migrant Labor Workers in Qatar: Demographic Profile, Employment and Working Conditions, Remittances, Quality of Life and Future Outlook [English-Arabic]
Education in Qatar: Parent Satisfaction, Tutoring Demand, School Choice and Coed Schooling [English-Arabic]
- The World Values Survey Qatar 2010
The World Values Survey (WVS) is a global network of social scientists studying changing values and their impact on social and political life. The WVS has been administered to date in almost 90 countries over the course of five waves. Qatar joins the WVS effort in this fifth and most recent wave, following several other participants from the Arab and Islamic world. This survey was made possible by a NPRP grant from the Qatar National Research Fund (a member of The Qatar Foundation). Qatar World Values Survey 2010 Executive Summary [English-Arabic]
Against the backdrop of the establishment in March 2010 of the Gulf Monetary Council (GMCO) which aims to foster the development of the GCC region through trade and financial integration and foreign direct investment, SESRI designed and directed a survey exploring public knowledge and support of the proposed single currency. The survey was conducted using nationally representative samples from five gulf countries (Qatar, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates) for a total of 2692 interviews.
The Gulf Cooperation Council Single Currency Survey [English-Arabic]
- Omnibus 2011: A Multipurpose Survey of Life in Qatar
This is the second round of the omnibus survey. The Omnibus is a multipurpose survey conducted annually around May/June on a representative sample of the population in Qatar, including both nationals and non-nationals. The survey has a number of core modules and others which rotate, according to current events and interests. If you are interested in the Omnibus or in adding a module, please contact us at sesri@qu.edu.qa
Omnibus 2011 Executive Summary [English-Arabic]
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